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no-std stub-macro

stub!() is a better version of todo!() that can be assigned to a variable

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stub! - a better todo!

Build Documentation

stub!() can be assigned to a variable:

let username = stub!(String);

This allows you to specify just type of the variable and continue working on other code, then come back later and specify its value.

Examples

fn assign() {
    // you can assign stub!() to a variable
    let username = stub!(String);
    println!("Hello {username}")
}

fn return_position() -> String {
    // you can use stub!() like todo!() in return position
    stub!()
}

fn infer_type() {
    // you can let the compiler automatically infer the type
    let status = stub!();
    if status { println!("Success") }
}

fn explicit_type() {
    // you can specify the type explicitly
    let status: bool = stub!();
    if status { println!("Success") }
}

fn custom_message() {
    // you can add a custom message
    let status: bool = stub!("Send a request to GitHub");
    if status { println!("Success") }
}

fn impl_example() -> impl Iterator<Item=u32> {
    // you can use stub!() in return position even with `impl Trait` return type
    // note: `impl Trait` must be written as `impl dyn Trait` due to `macro_rules!` limitation
    stub!(impl dyn Iterator<Item=u32>)
}

fn explicit_type_with_message_example() -> u32 {
    // you can add
    stub!(u32, "Assigned to: {}", "John")
}

fn explicit_type_example() -> u32 {
    stub!(u32)
}

fn implicit_type_with_message_example() -> u32 {
    stub!("Assigned to: {}", "John")
}

fn implicit_type_example() -> u32 {
    stub!()
}

Behavior

When a stub is invoked, it will panic like a todo!() macro. However, unlike a todo!() macro, it will not make the subsequent parts of your code unreachable.

If a custom message is provided, it will be included in the panic message.

Notes

  • The stub!() macro is intended for use during development and should be replaced with actual implementations before production use.
  • When using impl Trait in return position, you must use impl dyn Trait in the macro invocation due to a limitation in macro_rules!

Installation

cargo add stub-macro

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License

Apache License 2.0 or MIT License at your option.

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in this crate by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.

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